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Big Band MusicSun, 12 Aug 2018 12:29:31 -0700endaily1Country music Famous artistsCountry singers may refer to a kind of singer who is involved in the production of music that has elements of both traditional and popular music. Country musicians or singers are thus involved in music that is generally of folk ...

Country singers may refer to a kind of singer who is involved in the production of music that has elements of both traditional and popular music. Country musicians or singers are thus involved in music that is generally of folk style generally concerning the rural United States or the music inspired by the cow boys of Western America. This genre of country music has its roots in Southern United States, where it originated in the 1920’s and gained worldwide acclaim around the 1940’s. With the development of television, radio and other forms of mass communication devices, country, and music began to be listed to across the world and slowly gained popularity in other countries. In the 21st century, there are many famous and prominent country music singers and even country music bands that are immensely popular among music audiences. Some of the main characteristics of country music include strong instrumental elements that are often complemented by ballads and dance tunes. Here is a list of the famous country music singers. To learn some of the most intriguing and fascinating facts about their lives, scroll down and continue to read their biographies along with trivia, interesting facts, timeline and life history.

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http://ultrasoundtechniciansource.com/HouseMusicArtists/coffee-house-music-artistsWed, 08 Aug 2018 01:59:00 +0000Top Ten music artistsWarner Music artists have secured all top ten albums in Sweden this week. Following a number of recent successes in the charts across the Nordics, this marks the first time Warner Music has held every record in the top ten in ...

Warner Music artists have secured all top ten albums in Sweden this week. Following a number of recent successes in the charts across the Nordics, this marks the first time Warner Music has held every record in the top ten in Sweden. The albums are from a combination of domestic and international acts, including: 1. Lasse Stefanz - Whiskey Barrel (Mariann / Warner) 2. Ed Sheeran – X (Atlantic / Warner) 3. Hasse Andersson - Guld Och Grona Skogar (Mariann / Warner) 4. Mans Zelmerlow - Perfectly Damaged (Metronome / Warner) 5. Jason Derulo - Everything in 4 (Beluga Heights / Warner Bros. /Warner) 6. Major Lazer - Peace is the Mission (Because Media / Warner) 7. Ulf Lundell - 40! (Parlophone Sweden / Warner) 8. Flo Rida - My House (Poe Boy / Atlantic / Warner) 9. Galantis - Pharmacy (Atlantic / Warner) 10. David Guetta - Listen (Parlophone France / Warner) “Warner Music continues to achieve outstanding levels of success in the Nordics" said Stu Bergen, President of International at Warner Music. “It's great to see that global and local artists at all stages of their careers are contributing to this week’s Top Ten. Jonas and his team continue to demonstrate that with the right backing extraordinary music can come from anywhere and work everywhere. They're true experts in developing talent in today's market and this incredible feat cements their position as industry leaders.” Jonas Siljemark, President of Warner Music Nordics added “This is a very special achievement for Warner Music Sweden. We're very proud of our artists and their amazing records, and thrilled to be releasing music that fans clearly love."

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http://ultrasoundtechniciansource.com/MusicArtistsTop/top-ten-music-artistsFri, 03 Aug 2018 01:10:00 +0000Top Haitian music artistsThere’s that one person in your life who you cherish like no other. That one person, who, if you woke up one day and found out that they hadn’t seen the new day—the news would totally devastate you. Take out some time to ...

There’s that one person in your life who you cherish like no other. That one person, who, if you woke up one day and found out that they hadn’t seen the new day—the news would totally devastate you. Take out some time to listen to the songs below. Surely, there is one that is appropriate to dedicate to that individual. Don’t waste anytime, don’t wait for a special day. Just tell them how you feel. Pa pè. Don’t be wont (Kreyol wont). Perhaps that special person hasn’t arrived in your life as of yet? Well, serenade yourself then. Mè wi! Love yourself, while you wait for the appropriate moment for that special someone to come into your life. One of the songs selected below is “Chante Lanmou”. That we have so little time in our life span, is the whole theme of the song. We should love and sing love everyday. Listening to this song, one truly doesn’t know where to begin to eulogizing its beauty. Is it in the beautiful, lyrical-caliber lyrics: “La vi pa bon pou ti moun peyi Dessalines [Things aren’t good for the little children of Dessalines’ country] or its roots-jazzy melody that is most appealing to the ear? Now, that’s what is called a love song! Now, those are just the fellas. The ladies sing their heart out too. There’s Misty Jean (pictured to the left) and her zouk-inflected ballad “Plus Près de Toi” [Closer to You] and there’s Emeline Michel who counts the pleasures of love, and finally Tifane, outlining the pitter-patter, oh so lovely emotions that love inspires. T-Vice’s “Toi et Moi” makes it fully evident that love does not always come easy. There will be naysayers, and skeptics. But if the pleasures of love must be put into the spotlight, so must the pains and agonies that love provokes, such as in the song “Destine” (Kdans). A man takes his girl to the airport. Unbeknownst to him, the aircraft is set to be attacked by terrorists! The singer Jude Jean is truly talented and his low-key voice extremely powerful, and the song, credited to a songwriter by the name of Carl-Henri Desmornes, has a theme rarely explored in Haitian music (that I’ve listened to at least). And what about Alan Cave’s “Se Pa Pou Dat” [It’s About Time] that celebrates childhood love coming full circle? In “Si m te Gen Zèl”, Mika Benjamin sings about climbing clouds and going to pluck off stars. According to information gotten from NASA’s website, we are several light years away from the closest cluster of stars, so that would be some journey to go and keyi zetwal nan syèl, as Mika puts it. Oh, the lengths we go for love! Each of these songs are special in their own way. Do you remember where you were when you first came across some of these songs? Or the first time you discovered some of these artists? Now Kreyolicious boys and girls, it’s time to sit back, relax just a tad bit, and serenade! And without further ado, and in no particular order, other than the order of meaningfulness to your lacerated little heart, here is the list. 1. Song: “Chante Lanmou” Group/Artist: Zekle Year of Release: Er…circa 1980s Unforgettable Line: “Men lanmou yo pran rasinn/Karès ap fè mizè tankou zigoulin…/Bel pawòl ki ka efase move jou[But their love grew profoundly/Hugs and kisses make sad times fade like a river stream/Sweet words that make bad moments not matter] 2. Song: “Pouki Lanmou” Group/Artist: Ayenn Year of Release: 2004 Unforgettable Line: “Santiman nan fò kè nou/Tou lespwa bare/Pouki lanmou/Souri jodi lapènn demen [Emotions deep in our hearts/All hope blocks/Why love/Brings a smile today/Plenty of Pain the next] 3. Song: “Se pa Pou Dat” Group/Artist: Alan Cave Year of Release: 1999 Unforgettable: “Depi nou tou piti/Se ou menm men te chwazi…Tanpri, tanpri, retire mwen nan lapli” [I chose you/Since we were little/Oh, please rescue me from the rain] 4. Song: “Back to Back” Group/Artist: Krezi Year of Release: 2006 Unforgettable Line: “Yo te mèt di mwen fou/I don’t give a damn baby [Let them say I’m crazy] 5. Song: “Kriye Chante” Group/Artist: Jacques Sauveur Jean Year of Release: Circa 1980s Unforgettable Line: “Ou fèm sote, ou fè-m vole, menm jan ak papiyon sou flè” [You make me jolt, you make me fly/Like some butterfly on flower buds] Wouch! 6. Song: “Avè w” Group/Artist: Daan Junior Year of Release: 2003 Unforgettable Line: “Mwen sanlè pèdi tèt mwen” [I’m this close to losing my mind] 7. Song: “Si’m Te Gen Zèl Group/Artist: Mika Benjamin Year of Release: 2005 Unforgettable Line: “Si m te gen zèl tankou yon swazo mwen ta vole/keyi zetwal nan syèl” [If I had wings/Like some bird/Pluck some stars up from the sky]

After consistently releasing hit remixes and mash ups of Bollywood songs over the past 2 years, UK-based artist / producer Arjun has caught the attention of India's leading music company, T-Series. As pioneers in the digital space, the company saw a synergy with the young Asian artist, whose videos have racked nearly 30 million views on YouTube, with many of the stand out tracks being remixes of songs owned by T-Series themselves, including ' Tum Hi Ho ', ' Teri Meri ' and ' Chammak Challo '. Neeraj Kalyan, President of T-Series commented, "T-Series has always believed in developing and nurturing new talent and has played a pivotal role in giving to our industry some of the well known Singers of the last two decades. The paradigm shift in the way the music is consumed or promoted now days with major focus being digital medium, Arjun's style of music will certainly appeal to the young audiences globally who are the biggest music consumers online. We are planning to release both his Hindi remix album and R&B/Pop album this year with extensive promotions." Arjun's blend of eastern and western sounds have made him a big hit with Asian youth across the globe and a prominent figure in the UK Asian music scene. After winning 'Best Urban Act' at the Asian Music Awards in 2012, the past 18 months have seen him perform all over the world, sing songs for South Indian movies and collaborate with renowned international talent. The nature of his career is reflective of the new age we live in, harnessing the power of social media to build an army of fans who have supported him all the way. With a major market share of all contemporary music released in India, T-Series has a strong foothold in the industry, and their mainstream marketing power and digital nous coupled with Arjun's knack for seamlessly fusing eastern and western sounds will no doubt prove a powerful combination.

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http://ultrasoundtechniciansource.com/MusicArtistsList/music-artists-list-a-zWed, 18 Jul 2018 23:36:00 +000070s music artists femaleSo many musical genres were popular in the 1970s, so when considering who some of the most notable female singers in the 70s may have been, it’s necessary to look at a wide variety of music types. Hence, some of the best female ...

So many musical genres were popular in the 1970s, so when considering who some of the most notable female singers in the 70s may have been, it’s necessary to look at a wide variety of music types. Hence, some of the best female singers of the 70s were from the easy listening / pop or soft rock genre while others came from disco and some from the edgier types of rock and roll. Here’s a list of a few memorable female vocal artists of the decade. Karen Carpenter – The female half of the famous pop duo, The Carpenters, drum-playing Karen had an easy, sultry voice that no doubt catapulted the group to fame. Her sweet voice was universally appealing and was the highlight of songs like Close to You and We’ve Only Just Begun. Olivia Newtown - John – Another easy listening singer, Olivia Newton-John became a hit in her native Australia before breaking through on the airwaves in the U.S. Her voice seemed almost timid at times but she showed in the musical “Grease” that she could belt as well. Hits for Olivia included I Honestly Love You, Please Mister Please, A Little More Love, and If You Love Me Let Me Know. Donna Summer – On the other end of the spectrum, disco queen Donna Summer had a sexy, appealing voice that kept her on the top of the charts. She was also an accomplished female songwriter. Some of her hits included Last Dance, Hot Stuff, On the Radio, and Love to Love You, Baby. Gloria Gaynor – No list would be complete without the other Queen of Disco, Gloria Gaynor, whose recordings helped bring the genre to the forefront of popular culture. Her biggest hits included I Will Survive and Never Can Say Goodbye. Diana Ross – In the 70s, Diana went from being the centerpiece of the Supremes to a top female solo artist. Songs that made it to the top of the charts included Touch Me in the Morning, Love Hangover, and Theme from “Mahogany”. Carole King – An amazing female songwriter, Carole King was also an incredible performer whose folksy sound was indicative of the music of the earlier part of the decade. Greatest hits included Tapestry, It’s Too Late, and Jazz Man. Carly Simon – Originally in a 60s duo with her sister, Simon launched her solo career in the early 70s. Best placed in the adult contemporary category, her biggest hit of the decade was You’re So Vain, but other favorites included Anticipation, That’s the Way I’ve Always Heard it Should Be, Mockingbird, Nobody Does it Better, and You Belong to Me. Linda Ronstadt – Popular in the mid to late 70s, Linda Ronstadt’s sound was often described as West Coast Rock. Her sound was a pleasant mix of country, folk, and rock and her hits included Blue Bayou, You’re No Good, and When Will I Be Loved. Helen Reddy – Born in Australia, Helen Reddy had 15 Billboard top hits in the 1970s. Her biggest hit was I Am Women, which stayed at the top of the charts for several weeks. Other memorable offerings included Delta Dawn, Angie Baby, You and Me Against the World, Ain’t No Way to Treat a Lady, and Leave Me Alone. Cher – Cher began the 70s still paired with husband, Sonny Bono, whose vocal talents were questionable. However, when she branched out on her own, she took the world by storm with hits like Half Breed; Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves; and Dark Lady. Barbra Streisand – Though many most closely associate Barbra with movie musicals and theater, her pop career in the 70s was quite impressive. Nearly everyone was singing along with hits like Evergreen, The Way We Were, My Heart Belongs to Me, and You Don’t Bring Me Flowers (with Neil Diamond). Anne Murray – This Canadian pop/adult contemporary singer was a country music crossover who enjoyed a very prolific U.S. career in the 1970s with songs like Snowbird, A Love Song, You Needed Me, I Just Fall in Love Again, and Broken Hearted Me.

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http://ultrasoundtechniciansource.com/FemaleMusicArtists/70s-music-artists-femaleFri, 13 Jul 2018 23:06:00 +0000Native American music BandsNative American music is celebrated in many ways through current cultures, museums, powwows, and very prominently at Native American Music Awards which was founded in 1998. There are a lot of Native American bands, both ...

Native American music is celebrated in many ways through current cultures, museums, powwows, and very prominently at Native American Music Awards which was founded in 1998. There are a lot of Native American bands, both traditional and contemporary, that have achieved commercial success throughout the years. Here are 5 celebrated Native American Bands from many different tribes across the country. Dark Water Rising Formed in 2010, Dark Water Rising’s debut album received a NAMA (Native American Music Award) in the same year for ‘Debut Duo or Group of the Year’. Their Indie rock/blues sound has also gained two nominations for their song Hooked in the Aboriginal People’s Choice Awards in 2011. They regularly tour North Carolina and the East Coast, where the Lumbee and Coharie tribes reside, and to which the members of the band belong. Blackfoot The founding members of Blackfoot all worked together in several musical groups in the 1970’s before they started band named Hammer, but eventually renamed themselves Blackfoot to celebrate the Native American Heritage of three of their members. Playing southern rock and “hard rock”, the band has lived through several incarnations due to members moving to other bands or passing away. However, the name still lives on, and they continue to honor their heritage with their music and tours today. Red Earth With rotating members and a fluctuating size, Red Earth is a returning act at music festivals around the Southwest. They created and organized Electric 49 that ran from 1998-2005 which was an annual festival and celebrated Native American rock, hip-hop, and reggae performers, it was a part of the weekend of Gathering of Nations, which still continues today. Red Earth was also invited to play at the opening of the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian in 2004. Their albums include When Worlds Collide, Zia Soul, and Read Earth Live. Blackfire You might not be inclined to think that punk rock and Native American music go together, but Blackfire will have you changing your tune. With high energy levels, and politically charged lyrics, the Benally siblings, Jeneda, Klee, and Clayson, have shown their versatility and love for their Navajo culture since 1989. Check out Silence is a Weapon, a two-disc collection that features both high-speed rock music and traditional Diné. In 2008, Blackfire was awarded ‘Record of the Year’ and ‘Native Heart’ at the NAMA. Indigenous Indigenous came to exist in the late 90s, and took inspiration from strong guitarists such as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Carlos Santana, and Jimi Hendrix (who is also of Native American descent). Their debut record won three NAMAs in 1999, and their blues LP Circle settled into Billboard’s Top 10 blues albums in 2000. The band still tours today as a trio, mostly playing at outdoor venues. Who are your favorite Native American bands, either current or from the past? Share in the comments below, and feel free to contact 1st Tribal Lending with any further remarks or questions you have about this article or other content on our site.

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http://ultrasoundtechniciansource.com/FemaleMusicArtists/native-american-music-bandsSun, 08 Jul 2018 23:03:00 +0000Famous Christian music artistsPop singer Katy Perry caused an uproar of controversy at Sunday night's Grammy Awards when the singer performed a Satanic-themed rendition of her number-one single, "Dark Horse." Many may be surprised to find out that Perry was ...

Pop singer Katy Perry caused an uproar of controversy at Sunday night's Grammy Awards when the singer performed a Satanic-themed rendition of her number-one single, "Dark Horse." Many may be surprised to find out that Perry was once an aspiring Gospel singer who wanted to be the "next Amy Grant." Katy Perry has become a superstar since the release of her 2008 number-one single "I Kissed a Girl" from the album "One of the Boys." Perry would then cement her name as one of Pop music's biggest stars, with multiple number-one albums and singles that have dominated the charts and airwaves. Despite all the glamor and success Perry has achieved, her start in the music business began in her church. Perry was born in a Christian home under Pentecostal parents who also served as pastors and founded the Keith Hudson Ministries. As a child growing up, she attended religious camps for church and grew up listening gospel music only. Her parents discouraged her from listening to secular music and was forbidden to become engaged with worldly things. Related: Katy Perry's Christian Pastor Father on Her Super Bowl XLIX Halftime Performance Related: Katy Perry at Grammy Awards 2015: God Spoke to Me Before Super Bowl Performance Going by her real name "Katy Hudson, " Perry released her first self-titled album as a contemporary Christian artist. "I realized what my calling was at a young age...I sort of felt it in my bones. But God will use a willing vessel and there isn't an age limit on being a willing vessel, " said Perry, then known as Katy Hudson. However, when Perry did not find success as a Christian artist, she branched out to secular music and was signed on to Capitol Music Group. Her debut as Katy Perry was an instant success and she has continued to advance her career. In the process of reestablishing herself as a pop star, Perry turned away from her religious views. "I don't believe in a heaven or a hell or an old man sitting on a throne, " said Perry in an issue of Marie Claire. "I believe in a higher power bigger than me because that keeps me accountable." Perry has even turned from the Conservative ways of her parents, and has become an activist for LGBT rights. Her support for President Obama garnered her to sing at the inauguration, which she forbade her parents to go because of their Republican stance. "My parents are Republicans, and I'm not, " she also told Marie Claire. "They didn't vote for Obama, but when I was asked to sing at the inauguration, they were like, 'We can come.' And I was like, 'No, you can't." The now-secular pop star can be labeled in the league of Miley Cyrus as devout Christians turning away from their faith in exchange for fame. Cyrus, who was once a considered a role model for young girls and reciting Ephesians 6:10-11 as her favorite passage in the Bible, is now known for her provocative twerking dance moves. Three secular albums, nine number-one singles and a divorce later, Perry claims that she is not a Christian and no longer believes in God but rather in a higher power. "I believe in a lot of astrology. I believe in aliens. . . . I look up into the stars and I imagine: How self-important are we to think that we are the only life-form?" With a heap of success, controversial nonetheless Perry's first identifier as "Katy Hudson" will only be known as her legal name, rather than the aspiring Christian singer.

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http://ultrasoundtechniciansource.com/ChristianMusicArtists/famous-christian-music-artistsTue, 03 Jul 2018 22:40:00 +0000Folk music artistsThe best folk music albums of 2015 chosen by culture editor Martin Chilton. There are 70 folk albums for the year. Five star reviews are at the top, otherwise numbers refers to the order in which the albums were reviewed and only ...

The best folk music albums of 2015 chosen by culture editor Martin Chilton. There are 70 folk albums for the year. Five star reviews are at the top, otherwise numbers refers to the order in which the albums were reviewed and only ★★★★★/★★★★☆/and ★★★☆☆ albums are included. 1 HARRY HARRIS: SONGS ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE (WILD SOUND RECORDINGS) The second album from Welsh-born Harry Harris is full of originality. There are interesting songs about the Wild West, opera singer Jenny Lind and Hereford United footballer Ronnie Radford and a marvellous seven-minute story ballad called The Day I Met the King. A delight. ★★★★★ See full review of Songs About Other People 2 FINDLAY NAPIER: VIP VERY INTERESTING PERSONS (CHERRYGROOVE RECORDS) The 10 songs on this inventive and engaging album are indeed about interesting people. Scottish musician Findlay Napier (the sweet voice behind the beard) and his co-writer Boo Hewerdine find something telling and wry to say in song about people with amazing life stories: from the pilot named Angel who discovered the water falls in Venezuela, to the Japanese soldier, Hiroo Onoda, who kept fighting the second world war until he was finally convinced it was over, sometime in the Seventies (something similar happened to Stan Laurel in Block-heads). There is a moving song about country singer George Jones ("what a shame about George") and the sad tale of a shell-shocked banjo-playing tramp who only ever sung You Are My Sunshine. The melodies are good and the musicianship strong and this all comes together on Hedy Lamarr, a song that captures something of an extraordinary life and reflects on how Lemarr's scientific expertise (she invented the process that eventually became WiFi) were sacrificed so she could be exploited as a model and actress. The lyrics to the songs are reprinted with lovely illustrations of the VIP subjects from Chris Baldie. An original and engaging treat. ★★★★★ 3 SAM LEE & FRIENDS: THE FADE IN TIME (THE NEST COLLECTIVE RECORDS) Story-gathering remains a core part of folk music and it's done exceptionally here by Sam Lee, with a moving treatment of old folk songs, learned from the Travelling community. The exquisite Lovely Molly features the Roundhouse Choir and the arrangements throughout (on an album produced by Arthur Jeffes and Jamie Orchard-Lisle) are deft and powerful. Jeffes, of Penguin Café, plays subtle piano on Moss House. Lee's deep crooning voice works effectively with the material, never more so than on the short version of Lord Gregory, one of the many songs in which Francesca Ter-Berg (cello) and Flora Curzon (violin) weave magical notes around Lee's voice. A shout out, too, for excellent percussionist Josh Green. This is a terrific album, full of dignity. ★★★★★ 4 GIGSPANNER: LAYERS OF AGES (GIGSPANNER RECORDS) Former Steeleye Span fiddler Peter Knight, the man behind Gigspanner, earned a rather wonderful tribute from the late Terry Pratchett, who said: "Peter can spin the world on his bow". Those words came to mind listening to the magnificent, elegiac, 8mins29secs long version of She Moved Through the Fair. Layers of Ages is produced by Gigspanner and Edward Blakeley, who also contributes bass and banjo on one track. The songs are mostly traditional (there is a fine version of Down by the Salley Gardens, which is based on the WB Yeats poem) including the vocal version of Death and the Lady. There's a contemporary nod, too, in a vibrant live version of Knight's own song Louisiana Flack. Guitarist Roger Flack and percussionist Vincent Salzfaas offer wonderful support to Knight on a feast of imaginative music on a band whose name is slang for a bottle-opener. ★★★★★ 5 BOO HEWERDINE: OPEN (REVEAL RECORDS) Open is a collection of 13 unreleased recordings made in 2003 and it is a captivating album. Hewerdine has a lovely voice, plays sweet, simple guitar melodies and writes deft, wonderful songs. The superb Microfilm (only just over a minute long) delivers a funny and bleak punchline with terrific timing. Muddy Water and Geography feature lovely harmony vocals from Rosalie Deighton. If you don't know Hewerdine, this will make you a fan. If you are a fan, then Open is a fine addition to his work. ★★★★★ 6 JOY OF LIVING: A TRIBUTE TO EWAN MAcCOLL (COOKING VINYL) The songs of Ewan MacColl were something I grew up with (my father, a jazz musician, played trumpet on one of his Fifties albums called Song of A Road) and it's good to see such a bold and original songwriter given a wonderful tribute by 21 different singers, who tackle his impressive back catalogue. The standard is universally good. Paul Buchanan (a touching The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face) and Steve Earle (a storming Dirty Old Town) tackle two of his more widely known songs. Norma Waterson triumphs on Moving On Song and Martin Simpson brings out all the bittersweet depth of The Father’s Song. Hats off, too, for Jarvis Cocker, Paul Brady and Christy Moore for the feeling they put into their versions of his complex compositions. And Dick Gaughan is his usual wonderful granite self on the moving Jamie Foyers. A gem. ★★★★★ 8 ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER TIME: CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS (NONESUCH RECORDS) There are are a few misses on the 34 tracks because the live concert album celebrating the Coen Brothers film Inside Llewyn Davis is full of variety and classy folk/country, overseen by T Bone Burnett. The Secret Sisters, The Milk Carton Kids, the Punch Brothers and Marcus Mumford (also the associate producer) keep things rolling. Look out for standout performances from Gillian Welch and Rhiannon Giddens. ★★★★☆ See full review of Another Day, Another Time